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askance

[uh-skans] / əˈskæns /


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But they are also likely intended to quell concerns among progressives who might look askance at one factor in Kelly’s Senate record.

From Salon

Derek Muller, a Notre Dame law professor, looks askance at many of the cases that prosecutors have brought, suggesting the ballot box — rather than a courtroom — may be the better venue to litigate the matter.

From Los Angeles Times

But prospective lenders began to look askance at First Brands’ earnings.

From Los Angeles Times

The rest of the world looks askance at what we have done, and they, too, will pay a price.

From Salon

“Often, people look askance at victims who come forward with allegations years after a crime,” Boyarsky said in a statement.

From Los Angeles Times